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Pick a random number for raffles, games, or picking a winner — start from a preset range or build your own.
Use a quick-start range (dice, 1-10, 1-20) from the panel, or clear the list and type in your own numbers to cover any range you need.
Every number in your list gets an equal-sized slice and an equal chance of being picked.
The result displays instantly. Spin again for a new draw, or remove the previous result if you're picking multiple non-repeating winners.
A random number picker covers anything with numbered entries instead of named ones: raffle ticket draws, lottery-style number picks, assigning presentation order by roll call number, or generating a random seed for a game. It's also handy for statistics classes or probability demonstrations, where students can visually see a uniform distribution play out over repeated spins.
Businesses running small giveaways often use it live — announcing "ticket number 14 wins" in front of a group gives the draw the same visible, hard-to-dispute randomness as a physical raffle drum, without needing physical tickets.
Use the quick-start ranges, or clear the list and type in your own numbers — add or remove entries to cover any range you need. Very large ranges still generate a fair result, though a smaller range is easier to read on a spinning wheel.
Yes, by default each spin is independent. If you need non-repeating draws, like sequential raffle winners, remove each winning number from the list before spinning again.
Yes — it uses the same underlying random number generation as FateSpin's decision wheel, just applied to a list of numbers instead of text options.
Need names instead of numbers? Try the fully custom decision wheel.